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A Parliamentary Tiff.

LONDON, September 1st-In the House of Com.
mons to-day T. Robertson Q-fDeraD read Justice
stephens dehnltion OF an unlawful assembly,
and eontended that the Leagae meetings did
not come within that definition
L. r OConnor seid he considered that the
proclamation simply meant that the Govern
nent had proclaimed war against the Irish
people.
A motion TO adjourn was defeased-97 to 61.
A Russian Mission Comes to Grief.
BOMBAY, September 1st.-The Russian Mission
which recently went to Kashgar has been COM
PEELED 10 return to Khokand The members of
the Mission so outraged public opinion in Kash-
gar by insulting Mohammedan women that a
rlot ngaInst the Russians was provoked. In this
several Russians were killed.
London Notes.
LONDON, September Ist-The Parnellites are
irritated over the refusal of the Government to
extend the Allotments Act 10 Ireland
- LORD salisbury Will make a statement in the
House OF Commons next Wednesday with refer
ence 10 the American fisheries question.
Mr.. Chamberlain does not expect to leave for
America till the middle of November
Discount Rate Increased.
LoSpoN, September 1st.-The Bank of England
has advanced its rate of discount from per
cent. to per cent
a Great Home Rule Fight.
LONDON, September lst.-There will be a great
autumn campaign in favor of home-rule, and
Gladstone, Rosebery, Hareourt and Morley, in
fact all the opposition leaders, well as prOni-
nent Irishmen, will take part In it,
Liberals Ready for Martyrdom.
LONDON, September 1st.-After the debate on
the proclamation this evening Messrs. Cony-
beare and Philip Stanhope Q-ibersls) offered to
join Messrs. Dillon and 0'Brien in addressing
meeting of the Ennis Branch of the League
They say they viii net finch from arrest.
There May be Some Fun.
LONDON, September 1st.-The Standard Sofia
correspondent telegraphs that he has author
ity for stating that General Enroth's entrance
into Bulgaria win be torcibly resisted, if neces
sary.
Foreign Immigrants Coming.
QUEENSTOWN. September 1st. - Seven line
steamers which have sailed from this port in
the last two days took on board S5S immigrants
for America.
A Report Denied.
CAPETowl, September 1st.-Kamaherero, the
principal Chief of Damara Land denies the re-
port of the establishment of a German pro-
tectorate over that country.
Eugenia and Victoria.
LONDON, September 1st.-Empress Eugenia is
on her way to Balmoral Castle to visit Queen
Victoria.
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PACIFIC COAST.
MORE ANXIETY ABOUT GOVERNOR
BARTLETT.
Sale of the Dresbach Wheat-Interior
Fairs-A Brakeman's Terrible
Death-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECoRD-UNIoN.l
PACIFIC COAST.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEooED-uMOs.l
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A PITTsBURG VICTORY.
ANOTHER CONVENTION.
President Cleveland Seems to Suit the
navnnora&s 80

DEs MONIES Qa.), September 1st.-The Demo
cratic State Convention was called to order at
IL O'Clock Senator w. W. Dodge was selected
temporary Chairman, and a Committee on Per-
manent Organization was appointed. The Con
Ventlon then adjourned until afternoon.
On reassembling, Cato Sells was made perma-
nent Chairman. Every county in the State was
represented.
The platform adopted commends the fidelity
OF PRESIDENT Cleveland to the obligations OF his
high trust, and congratulates the country on the
economy. courage and honesty of the admins
tration cordially approves the public land yol-
icy OF the President indorses civil service as
administered; favors generous pensions fol
Union soldiers and sailors; asks for the imme.
diate revision of the tariff laws to a revenue
basis; opposes all sumptuary legislation fayors
the repeal of the present prohibitory licuor law
and the substitution of a local option license
law, with minimum fee Of $500 demands the
passage of law restricting railroads to a mas
senger rate OF two cents per mile, and declares
many otner things of the customary character
known 10 Democratic Conventions
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The Passion Play Again.

BRIDGEToS (Me.), September 1st-Professor
ohm Avery, late Professor of Greek at Bowdoin
yollege, died suddenly this morning at North
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cipal, s,662 705.2 .267; interest, Sl1 54s: total
si,6140sl SIS; less cash isems available for re,
auefion Of the debt, S25S, 5si6, $40. Total debt,
less available cash items, si,3l4 ,535, ,275. Net
cash in the Treasury. s44 760, ,9GS Debt less cash
IN the Treasury, September ESS7, 81 26g IA 366
Debt, less cash in the Treasury, August l. iSS7
81 "a 5S3 Sf2; decrease of debt during the month
4S09. as. Total available for the reduction OF
the debt s25e 5i6 $40. Reserve fund held for the
redemption of United States notes, 500, 600 900;
unavailable for the reduction Of the debt
~, 59 sSl. Certificates held as cash. 500 41 $50
Net cash in tAe Treasury as shown by the
Treasnrer's general account, s459 .9gl. 20.
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Chinese Drama in New York.

- . ~ , " w 1I9901''V'9 = 7 ISs'I
NEW YORK, September 1st.1Special. Fred
Lubin, an old-tlme theatrical manager and
prestidigitateur, intends to establish 10 genuine
Chinese playhouse in this city in the center of
the Mongolian quarters. Wong Lee, the Chinese
interpreter, is to go TO San Francisco and secure
the services of the Hongkong Imperial Dramatic
Love" will be first produced in this city. Nego-
tiations are pending for the production of the
play at the Star TheGter, but in the event of
failure to secure that house. one of the uptown
theateTs will be rented.
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THEIR INJuRrEs.-Through the turning
over of the "tally-ho stage coach at Los
Angeles few days ago, oy which General
Miles had leg fractured, Miss Kate Stone
man, daughter of Ex-Governor Stoneman,
was the most seriously hurt of the ladies.
She was thrown upon the depot platform,
and her face was painfully lacerated Her
left side was very seriously bruised, and
though no ribs are broken, there is some
fear of internal injuries. Mrs. Stoneman.
who was also in the coach, was painfully
but not seriously bruised, and is now all
right. Mrs. Daponte, prominent society
lady of New Orleans, was painfully bruised
and shaken up, but received no serious
damage. Miss Celia Miles, daughter of
General Miles. was severely bruised, Miss
Stoneman having fallen directly upon her.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
MACKAY'S CABLE COMPANY STARTS
A RATE WAR.
A BaflOOnist's Terrible Fate-yilIard
to the Front-Canadian SteamerE
Seized-Fast Racing.
lsrEuAl nrspATcHHs TO THE sEooRD-us1os.,
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Ballonist Falls 500 Feet, and Limbs
and Body Telascnned

PRINCETON (Me), September 1st.-At the Mer-
Ger county fair yesterday afternoon Randall
ascension. hanging TO the trapeze bar In its
ascent the balloon shot up suddenly, giving
Biakeslee a severe wrench, and he was unable
70 pull himself on the bar, but managed to hold
himself up by loop which he had drawn
around his wrist. After travelling about mile
and a half and reaching an altitude of COO feet.
the balloon began TO descend, but the poor fell
low strength gave out and when within 500 feet
of the earth his grip relaxed and he fell to the
earth, lighting on his feet. His thigh bones
were broken and driven into the trunk of his
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THE CUP CONTEST,
Wagers Placed on the Competing Yacht
in the Coming Contest.

BosToS, September 1st.-Edward Burgess, de-
signer of the Volunteer, said that he was greatly
amused over the absurd statements regarding
the Thistle's keel. THE Thistle's bottom" he
said, has nothing peculiar about it. If she
work on the part of the designer. The idea of
gentlemen-members of a recognized yacht
club-engaging in any fraud would be too i'm
powerful yacht, and will be a worthy antag-
onist but we will Try to get all the speed possible
out of the Volunteer"
The coming race is increasing in interest and
friendS of the respective vessels are placing
money on their favorites. Bets are now about
even. II is impossible to say how much money
has already been put UP on the race but it is
safe to estimate that it is 500 600 in New York
city alone. 1t is said that Scotch syndicate
has sent over f25,000 to put up on the Thistle
and all OF it has been placed The small bets
are innumerable, and probably represent II
large amount of capital.
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Forfeited wheat Sales.

forIelted wheat Sales.
SAN FRANCISCO. September ist.-The session
OF the frouuce EXchangethis morning was fully
occupied with the sale of the balance of the
wheat deposited in the hands of the Directors
Tor the benefit of the creditors of Dresbach Il
RoSenield The sale went of remarkably well.
steadily from the first offering, at 81 251s to
81 Y at the close. A total of ) ZOO was sold Mt
an average price of 81 253S.
Chinese Strikers.
Copyright, 1857, by he California Assocsa.ed Press
oT. HELENA, september lst.-The Chinese hop
plckers are on strike for raise from 81 to
81 %. White girls and boys are taking their
places
Tuolumne Mine Sold.
lCopWight, 1857, by TIC California Associated Ire.s
SONORA, September 1st.-The Experimental
1uich Quartz Nine near Columbia, in this
county, was sold Yesterday to T. B. Valentine
of San Francisco, for s24 CO.,
The Redding Election.
tcopyright, 1887, by he California Assoeiated Press,
REDDING, September 1st.-The vote on the in
corporation of the town is proceeding quietly
ana good dnaturedly. At 8 O'Clock it is be-
poration.
Change of Management.
iCopy'gat, 1887, by Tie California Assoeiaieei Press
Los ANGELES, September lst.-E c. Beardslee
Oh sacramento, has assumed the management
OF the western Union Telegraph Office in this
city, vice commodore Haines.
Death of Pioneer Lady,
ICopi9ht, 1857, by the California Associated Press
NICoLAUs, September ist.-Mrs Nancy F. Noel.
wife of Robert G. Noel, died here yesterday.
aged Il years. She crossed the plains with her
husband in 1856 and settled here
Mechanics Fair.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 1st.-The twenty
second annual exhibition of the Mechanics In
stitute was opened to-day with interesting Ger
emonies at the Grand Opera House.
Indian Agencies Consolidated.
tCOpyrigh 1887, by the California Associated Press
FIsALIA, September 1st.-J. W. Preston, OF
Georgia, yesterday succeeded C. G. Belknap as
Agent at the Tulle River Indian Reservation in
this county, it having been consolidated with
the San Bernardino Agency, with headquarters
at the latter place. A Superintendent has been
left i'll charge of the agency here.
Photographic Boom.
REDWOOD CITY, September 1st.-A photo
grapher has just finished hundred negatives
OF views in San Mateo county. They are repre-
sentative scenes of the stately homes of Wealthy
citizens, vineyards, the numbering industry etc.
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70 II " ~ 1CIu'lsVN ~ % OF
A Russian Mission Comes to Grief.

BOMBAY, September 1st-The Russian Mission
which recently went to Kashgar has been com
PEELED TO return to Khokand. The members of
the Mission so outraged public opinion in Kash-
gar by insulting Mohammedan women that a
riot against the Russians was provoked In this
several Russians Ixpre IiI1ad
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TRoTTING AT HARTFORD.
The DIAMOND.
Detroit Forging Ahead, as If it Wants the
Pannapf


NEW YosK, September lst-Although the
playing of the New Workers to-day was faultless
with the exception of Rainey, the new third
basemen, they were defeated by the Detroits
Rainey, it can be said, lost the game by the four
errors he made, and the only ones made by the
team. keefe seemed to be little Off and was
hit freely. Getzein pitched a great game al
though wild at first. The attendance was 0O0
Score-Detroit 5, New York l.
PITTsBURG VICTORY.
WASHINGTON, September 1st-The Pittsburg
team defeated the Washingtons to-day i'll an in
teresting game. In the first innings through
errors wild pitching and a few timely hits, the
visitors scored five runs which virtually settled
the contest. Score-Pittsburg s, Washington a.
CHICAGO CAPTURES A GAME.
PHILADELPHIA, September 1st-A tumble by
Mclaughlin lost to-day's game for the Phillies.
The calamity occurred in the eighth inning
Anson hit the ball directly to Mclaughlin, who
fumbled it, permitting both Ryan and Darling
to score. The winning run in the ninth was
made by Burns double and Days hit to left
which could have netted three bases If neces-
sary. Score-Chicago A. Philadelphia g.
VICTORIOUS BEAN-EATERs
Boston, September lst.-The game today was
tame affair. marked by spiritless PLAYING,
Conway pitched q pretty game holding the
Hoosiers to four total hits. Shreve was pounded
numerically Score-Boston g. Indianapolis 3.
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NEW YORK. September 1st-To-day coffee
jumped twenty points above the closing last
night The feeling is bullish, because of re-
ports from South America that there is every
indication OF short crop this year ard next
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Danger Aheadi

There is danger ahead for you if you neg
lect the warnings which nature is giving
you of the approach of the feil-destroyer-
consumption. Nightsweats, splitting OF
blood, loss of appetite-these symptoms
have terrible meaning. You can be cured
if you do not wait until it is too late. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, y the
greatest blood-purifier known, will restore
your lost heslth. As nutritive it is far
superior to cod liver oil. All druggists.
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AUGUSTA (Ga.), September 1st.-The author
tiles prohibited, sacrilegous. a representation
| of Christ and the Virgin in the Passion play by
| colored people last night.
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Willard Coming to the Front apai

NEW YORK, September 1st.-Henry Willard is
again becoming power in Wall street. Yester-
day, It is said, ne completed the purchase of
st, ,0J0 600 worth of securities owned by the Ore
gon Transcontinental Company for German
tina. this sale carries with it an agreement that
Willard shall have seat in the Oregon Trans
continental Directory, and many people predict
tina; he Will soon be President of the companies
from which he resigned in 1854
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COUNTY JAIL REPoRr.-Sheriff Drew re-
ports that during the month of August 81
prisoners were confined in the county iaiI
for the following otfenses: Assault to muir
der, 8; assault with deadly weapon, /; OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses, 1;
burglary, /; forgery, l; petit larceny, 5;
misdemeanor, A; disturbing the peace, II;
battery, 8, vagrancy, 10; insanity, A. safe
keeping, =. Of these q were discharged
viz: 10 upon expiration of sentence, 2 by
order of Court, l sent to the State Prison,
to the Insane Asylum, for want of
charge, on furnishing bonds, by order
OF the Commissioners of Lunacy and l es-
capped, leaving 80 in confinement Septem-
ber LIST.
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MARYSVILLE FAIB.
A Sacramento Horse Wins an ExceIlen
Trotting Race.

A Sacramento Horse Wins an Excellent
Trotting Race.
Copyright, 1887, by Tie California Associated Pressl
MARYsvIILE, September 1st.-The stock pa
rade took place this morning. There was a fine
exhibition of heavy horses, dairy and beef
cattle.
The first race to-day was pacing. free for all
S. X. Trefry's Prince and c. A. Durfee's Arrow
started. The latter won in three straight heats
Time, 2.265z z-2:26-2:27.
In the trot for the 2:27 class the starters were
James Swan's Flora g., J. Il. McDonalds Hazel
Kirk, J. r. Hodson's Artist, Peter Johnson's
Scandinavian, and G. W. Woodard's Alex But
ton. Artist won in three straight heats. Time,
2271 4-2:2611a 1a2-2:2614.
Previous to the race written protest was filed
against Artist, on the ground that his entrance
was irregular. The judges decided that Artists
entrance was regular.
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LATER-REsTING QUIETLY
AT PACIFIC GROVE.
Annual Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church.

rCopyight, 1887 by he California 4fssociated Press
MONTEREY, September 1st.-There are about
$50 members at the annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Pacific Grove
and everything presents an appearance of lite
FL Carmelo is booming, and there must be about
400 or 500 ministers at the Grove at present
munion Services, in which several hundred
ministers took part Bishop J. NJ. Walden, d.
D., LID. is acting Chairman, and W. S.
Urmy as Secretary.
To-day most of the time was spent in hearing
reports, yet enough was seen to indicate that the
year has been one of prosperity. The Confer
ence viii be in session for at least one week
more.
Tomorrow most of the time will be employed
in adopting the reports and eecting members to
the Quadrennial Conference in the State of New
Nork
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ARIZONA.
Rumors of Fatal Conflict with Outlaws
Denied.

FLAGSTAFF, September 1st.-The reports that
Sheriff Mulvenon and posse had been killed
in attempting to arrest members of the Waring
Tewksbury and Graham factions at Pleasant
valley, in this county. are without foundation.
A feud of long standing between Tewksbury and
Graham resulted two weeks ago in an encounter
at Pleasant valley, in which three men were
killed. Several engagements have occurred
since, in which eleven men have been killed.
The factions are cattle and sheepmen, and the
fight is the outgrowth of the conflicting interests
OF the two branches of stock-growing on the
range Last week Sheriff Muivenon and posse
left Prescott for the scene of outlawry with the
intention of arrestiDg all the parties. Rumors
of conflict with the outlaws have gained cur
reney, but it has been definitely ascertained
that no information whatever has been received
from Sheriff Mulvenon since his departure from
Prescott.
Suspected Train Robbers Turned Loose.
lCopyiga. 1887, by pte California Associated Press
Tucson, September 1st.-The young man Tay-
lor, brought here from Los Angeles a week since
for supposed completely in the train robbery
was turned loose to-day. 1t is said TO be but
question of time when the four men arrested at
STEMS Pass on the same charge. will be turned
loose. The officers are satisfied that the caiber
of the parties in question is much too small for
the train robbery.
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On two occasions Worsley furnished in
formation by which the Federal forces were
enabled to surround the house in which
Mosby was quartered, but the dashing
rebel cut his way out and escaped. On
several occasions he got infor nation of in
tended raids upon Washington in time to
allow the authorities to mass their forces
and save the capital. AT the time of the
assassination of President Lincoln Worsley
received command of squad of detectives,
and when Booth was killed he retired to
private life, For the last ten years he has
run parS restaurant in the Bradford oil
field.
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g p. NJ. Edition for
Northern California
and Southern Oregon.
The latest Evening Edi-
ton published in the
United States.
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The Case of Mrs. Roberts.

It0pyTty, Io6I, by t5e CaIJOTd 1iSsocidtsd Ir5ss.
NEW YORK, September 1st.-ISpecial Upon
the application of counsel for Mrs Fanny B.
Roberts, arrested inthe suit of the Manhattan
Bank Company, charging her with having re-
eeiyed $4,000 embezzled by Teller Richard
Scott, Judge Donahue 10 day granted an order
requiring the company to show cause tomorrow
why the order of arrest should not be vacated
Counsel claims that the papers upon which the
order of arrest was granted were insufficient
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MATTERS AT GRIDLEY.-A correspondent
writing from Gridley says "The principal
portion of our grain harvested here has
been stored for the season. The farmers
are all determined to hold in for better
prices. Eastern people are beginning to
drop in and look at our county, and we
look forward for the coming BOOM"
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THE CHINESE CONCESSION.
An Enterprise Whose Success is Some
what in Doubt.

lCopyrgAt. 1887, by the California Associated Press
New YORK, September 1st-TSpecial. Speak.
ing of the new Chinese concession, the Com
mercidt Adrerttser says: at is not in an un-
friendly spirit that we entertain doubts as to the
success OF the new scheme. We would rejoice
to find American enterprise making headwsy in
China, and it would be another source of con-
graduation if that Empire consented to simplify
her financial system and develop her material
resources. but China is the most conservative
country in the world, aud we much doubt if it is
given to Philadelphia TO pry her out of the
groove. We wish Wharton, his hackers and his
associates good luck, and we trust the capital
they sink in the Chinese corporation may not
prove to be too permanent an investment
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The Boom is assum-
ing a more conserva-
tive and permanent
basis, but continues
and progresses.
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The Fishery Conference.

lCoPyri9ht, 1857, by the Calc7~Sa Assocated Press
WAsHINGToN, September 1st.-[speciaI. IAN
etheial of the State Department., referring to the
cable announcement of the new Fishery Cons
mlSsloners, says: Commissioners as such.
cannot be appointed by our Government for
there is no Commission and there can be none
until the Senate shall approve protocol which
provides for Commission. If any agents should
be appointed by the United States to take into
consideration the questions relating to the fish
cries, they would be simply agents of the De-
partment, and would be appointed only to assist
IN the negotiation. The Department might
deem 1t eXpedient to send some one to represent
1t, but that would be confidential Department
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on the 18th of August, was this evening found
floating in the Skagit river at this place. The
last seen of the deceased was at 10 p NJ on the
Gay OF his disappearance, going in the direction
OF Thibbitts logging camp, in which he was an
employe. There are mo marks of violence on
the body, and how he came to be in the river
stlll remains mystery. The valuables known
10 be In possession of deceased at the time of
ms dlsappearance We're found upon the body